SPIRIT WALKER YURT

Located an hour and a half south of Anchorage, Manitoba Cabin is a hike-in/ski-in cabin just 1/2 mile off of the Seward Highway. The main cabin is one floor, originally built in 1936 as a mining cabin, and renovated by the Alaska Huts Association in 2012. The cabin has a wood stove for heat, a standard four-burner stove for cooking, solar powered lights, all kitchenware, as well as books and games. There are two 16' yurts for sleeping, each with 4 single bunks and 2 double bunks. Toba's Yurt has a wood stove for heat, as does the Spirit Walker Yurt. We also rent the Hutkeeper's Quarters, a private, propane-heated room with a double bed which provides a sleeping option that is attached to the main cabin. There is also an outhouse, as well as a wood-fired Finnish sauna.

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WHAT TO BRING

Manitoba is fully outfitted with mattresses on bunks, dishes and utensils in the kitchen, wood for the wood stoves and propane for cooking. All you need to bring is a sleeping bag, food and friends! We have a long tradition of guests who leave Manitoba Cabin and Yurts even better than they found them. Please be sure to collect and pack out all clothing, gear and FOOD (incl. spices, condiments, coffee, tea) before you leave. Edibles attract unwanted visitors!

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WHAT WE DON'T HAVE

There is no running water at the cabin, but Canyon Creek runs right by the back door and is a reliable year-round source of water. It should be treated by boiling, filtering or chemical means before drinking. We also do not have any electrical outlets available. We encourage you to use this opportunity to unplug and enjoy the outdoors and your fellow visitors.

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ADVISORY

There have been break-ins in the past at the Mile 48 pullout. Please be advised not to leave any valuables or spare keys in or on your vehicle. If anything suspicious happens to your car while you are there please let us know so that we can coordinate with the authorities.